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Available courses

Particle Physics (2026)

It is my pleasure to welcome you to this course on Quantum Scattering Theory and Feynman Diagrams. During the next 27 hours, we shall explore one of the most elegant and powerful areas of modern theoretical physics.

This course will take us from the fundamentals of quantum scattering, including the Born approximation, partial wave analysis, and scattering cross-sections, to the fascinating world of quantum field theory, where Feynman rules and Feynman diagrams provide a systematic language for describing and calculating particle interactions.

Our goal is not merely to learn mathematical techniques, but to understand the physical ideas behind them. We will see how abstract quantum principles explain real phenomena - from electron scattering in atoms to the interactions of fundamental particles studied at modern accelerators such as CERN.

By the end of this course, I hope you will appreciate not only how to calculate scattering amplitudes and draw Feynman diagrams, but also why these concepts have become indispensable tools in modern physics. I wish you all an enjoyable, intellectually stimulating, and successful learning journey. 

Quantum Field Theory (2026)

Quantum Field Theory (QFT) is the modern framework that unifies quantum mechanics and special relativity to describe how particles and forces arise from underlying fields. In QFT, particles are viewed as excitations of quantum fields, and interactions are explained through symmetries, conservation laws, and gauge theories. For 2026 physics students, QFT is essential for understanding particle physics, the Standard Model, condensed matter systems, cosmology, and modern quantum technologies, providing the language behind phenomena from Higgs bosons to superconductors.

Particle Physics (2025)

Welcome, Dear Final Semester Students,

It’s a genuine pleasure to welcome you all to this crucial final lap of your M.Sc. journey. You stand at a remarkable point - where the foundational pillars of your degree are set, and now we build upon them to explore one of the most dynamic and powerful tools in theoretical physics.

This semester, we embark on the Quantum Theory of Scattering. Think of it as the sophisticated sequel to your quantum mechanics course. We’ve learned how particles exist in potentials; now we learn how they talk to each other and to the world. Scattering is the universal language of interrogation in physics - from probing the structure of an atom to deciphering the collisions at the LHC. I understand the unique pressures and aspirations of this final semester. My goal is to ensure this course is not just another subject, but a key that unlocks deeper understanding for your projects, your future research, and for viewing the physical world through a more complete lens. The path is challenging, but it is immensely rewarding. I am here to guide you through it. Let’s begin this exploration together, with curiosity and rigor. See you in the classroom, as well as in actively participating in your MOODLE of this course!

Particle Physics (2024)

This course deals rigorous understanding of Quantum Theory of Scattering. I will facilitate my students to learn scattering by 'Perturbation Method' and 'Particial Wave Method' in coming 3 months. I will try my best to involve all of my students in the LMS. 

Quantum Field Theory (2025)

This course deals relativistic part of quantum mechanics leading field theory for quantum world. The main focus of this course to discuss the Dirac Equation and its implications to many unsolved issues.